Cal Poly beach volleyball will host the Big West Beach Volleyball Championship this weekend in San Luis Obispo.
Tag: Division I
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Cal Poly STUNT to compete in first national tournament as a Division I program
Cal Poly’s STUNT team is headed to Nashville, Tennessee, this weekend, as their first time being a Division I recognized sport in the NCAA.
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The plight of mid-major basketball
The 2025-26 season could have been the inflection point of the Mustangs becoming a yearly contender within the Big West scene. It was a young team led in large part by Hamad Mousa, Peter Bandelj and Cayden Ward, who were all sophomores.
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Cal Poly Baseball gets back on track in midweek win against San Jose State
Cal Poly Baseball got a much needed 11-4 win during their midweek contest against San Jose State on April 7 as they look to right the ship as they head into a crucial stretch of the season.
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Cal Poly STUNT hosts inaugural home event as a Division I sport
For the first time since being promoted to a Division I sport, Cal Poly STUNT hosted the STUNT Stampede on April 3-4, where they finished the two-day event with a 3-1 record.
Posted inBeach Volleyball
What an up and down showing at the Battle for LA says about Cal Poly Beach Volleyball’s season potential
The No. 4 ranked Mustangs split its final day at the Battle for Los Angeles on Saturday, falling to now No. 3 USC 4-1 before sweeping Concordia Irvine 5-0 at Merle Norman Stadium.
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Hamad Mousa’s rise: The Qatari native taking over the Big West
When he was 15, Hamad Mousa left his hometown of Doha, Qatar, to chase his dream of playing college basketball and eventually reach the NBA.
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Students don’t care about Cal Poly sports, but maybe they should
As a sports-obsessed kid who was always looking forward to the next time my dad would bring me to a local college sporting event, I always thought college just meant going to football games all the time. Now that I’m four years in, I can say with the utmost certainty that it is not. But maybe it should be?
Posted inMen's Basketball
A Program Re-Energized: Cal Poly Men’s Basketball is giving fans a more exciting product
With 20 seconds remaining in their rivalry game with UC Santa Barbara, Cal Poly Men’s Basketball looked to tie the game up after crawling out of a 14-point deficit to make the game close at 72-70. The sound of the crowd erupting at Mott Athletics Center was almost deafening as the leading scorer for the […]
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How Kendall Beshear’s volleyball journey was inspired by her mother’s college Hall of Fame legacy
Freshman outside hitter Kendall Beshear comes from a generational background of Division I success. She shares her athleticism with her mother, Elizabeth, a former collegiate athlete who has inspired her game. Kendall’s mom is also one of her prominent supporters as she takes on this next level of Division I competition, something Elizabeth is well […]
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The Nelson family legacy
Senior setter Taylor Nelson and freshman pitcher Darren Nelson’s parents both sported Cal Poly athletics uniforms in the ’80s.